Hands down the best in service & food quality. The ambiance is lively, it's loud when it's the rush…read morehour, we came during the downtime. The place gets clean & tidy super fast! The total bill for 12 people was $210! and we were all stuffed! Wow!

Great tasting and visually appealing food, awesome service including a small covered hamper for…read moreyour valuables, all in a very clean and attractive dining area. The experience was so good, if I had a few million laying around, I'd open a chain of them back in my home state!

I really loved the giant hakaw. It was very tasty and filling - I was so hungry I ate them all…read morequickly. I also got a rice bowl made of seafood and veggies. The serving size was good. It went well with the hakaw. But if I were to have ordered just this rice bowl, the experience would be mediocre. Service was good. Overall, I recommend this for its good food and the value for money.

Good food, only issue is the service. Wife was half way done with her meal and I'm still waiting…read more They put the bowl of soup up in the pick up window and it sat and sat, a lot of people working, walking by it...until my wife advised one of the employees to get the soup for me...bad service...irritating.!!! Got two orders of pork/shrimp dumplings (Shu Mai) that were very, very small. I've had the Shu Mai at the Tim Ho Wan (Now closed) in Manhattan, New York that were much bigger. Don't know what's going on with this Tim Ho Wan, but I won't be returning.

Affordable dimsum , and other Chinese menu. Service is ok- sometimes you have to flag to get…read moreattention. Usually resto is fully packed on peak times. Portion of food is small - got the young chow fried rice as take out. Otherwise - very good food.

Came here for dim sum with the fam and found this to be a solid spot in the middle of Makati City…read more The servers were very helpful and patient-- they moved fast but took the time to guide us on the menu. My mom was looking for something specific but couldn't remember the name of it or find it on the menu, so one server listened to her describe it and found it for us (Two Kinds of Roasted Combination). The restaurant itself is fairly standard. Nothing too special but it did look like they had a private party room. The other items we ordered were all pretty delicious (har gow, pork siomai, prawns in Peking sauce, fried noodles with seafood, superior fried rice, and buchi). I would come back to dine in or order delivery/takeout.

My mother always orders from HSL. It has good service. Take out always done with Ted. Delicious,…read moreon time and excellent. We are return clients for the last 10 years.

Tasty dimsum inside a mall. Traditional and recommended for your steamed treats. It can be crowded…read moreso it means the food is good.

This dim sum place place is conveniently located inside Ayala Mall Manila Bay which is connected to…read moreSeda Hotel. We ordered a dumpling soup, siu mai, beef balls, har gaw, and fried tofu squares. The food is delicious as expected of a Michelin star restaurant but the fried tofu cubes did it for me! Those tofu cubes were coated in a seasoned batter, fried and topped with pork floss and seaweed. I'm still dreaming about those tofu cubes as I'm writing my review.

If you're on thrift mode, Paotsin is definitely your best friend. Paotsin can usually be found…read moreinside groceries or food courts but don't belittle this food stall, it will be your savior if you're short on cash. Their menu is very simple, just pick a dimsum that you like and choose from Hainanese Rice or Lemak Rice. I'd say go for the Hainanese Rice! Although their dimsums don't differ that much from each other when it comes to taste, I'd recommend getting the Shark's Fin. Just ask for Toyomansi and Chili and you're good to go! TIP: You may request for your dimsum to be steamed or deep fried.

Alabang, Festival Mall location- Their food was horrible. I've complained on FB but they delete all…read morenegative comments and then block you. Uncooked lemon chicken, dried out Lechon Macau, and hard as a rock rice, served with their Broccoli and beef.

There are so many Chinese restaurants in the metro and the food they serve kind of taste the same…read more But what set this place apart from the rest is the great service they gave us when we dined there. I never gave this restaurant the time of day before because I was satisfied with my go-to Chinese place. But a friend invited us there for dinner and of course we obliged. We ordered the usual items on the menu: Dimsum Platter, Yang Chow Fried Rice, Noodles, Lemon Chicken, Lechon Macau. As expected, everything was superb. The service was fantastic; we were given a nice spot as soon as we stepped inside their restaurant. The food was quick and served hot. The waiters were very attentive; they refilled our glasses often (it doesn't matter if it's bottomless iced tea or water) and are quick to approach us when we called them. There was nothing extra special or different about this place. But because of the excellent service, we would definitely be back here when we find ourselves in Festival Mall.

I'm glad they have a store in Glorietta - walking distance from our place in Legazpi village. It's…read morethe first store to pass through from the Landmark walkway. Their staff were attentive and friendly. I had my usual hakaw (shrimp dumpling) and century egg. I love their dimsum with the chili sauce and ginger sauce - yum! For a change my husband tried their pork asado with chicken feet and he liked it. We also had their houseblend iced tea which was good and refreshing.

SM has really been upping up the ante in terms of experience and abundance of choice for its…read morecustomers. I was recently at the food court area of SM Makati and I was quite taken with the way the area was designed. This was definitely not the SM food court of my childhood in the 90s. After surveying the food options, I zeroed in on an interesting food concept - Dipping Dumpling. The idea is to choose any sort of dumpling from a range of options and to choose a dip to go along with the dumplings. The dumpling choices ranged from the normal, which are the usual Pork Dumplings, Sharks Fin, Shrimp Wantons to the more uncommon ones like Scallop Wanton, Crab Wanton, Prawn Puff, Squid Wanton and so much more. For the dipping sauces, there were Szechuan Chili, Sweet Miso, Spicy Peanut, Curry Sate and Sesame Soy. There were so many choices that I actually had a hard time choosing! Eventually, I got the Scallop Wanton with the Szechuan Chili dip and it was delish! And the whole thing cost less than a hundred pesos! I am definitely going back to this food court gem in the future.

Great food and service! Rose assisted in everything we needed. You can request special dish and…read morethey will cook it for you! Booked this restaurant for my family's christmas dinner!

We booked here last year November 8, for my birthday celebration coming from California the food is…read moreamazingly delicious!,, I highly recommend this restaurant